The New Statesman, Britain's leading current affairs weekly, is known for its intelligent, objective, courageous editorial policy on Arab issues. Its list of excellent, respected columnists includes John Pilger (who wrote a message of support for Arab Media Watch's 2006 fundraising dinner) and Lauren Booth (who was a speaker at the 2005 dinner), among others. The New Statesman kindly donated a subscription to this year's dinner raffle.

AMW urges its members and the public to take advantage of a wonderful subscription offer, which lasts until 31 October 2006, whereby you can save 50% on the New Statesman for 12 months, and repair the enormous destruction years of war have inflicted on the olive groves of Palestine.

Your subscription will sponsor the planting of three new olive trees in Palestine. Each tree represents a long-term source of income for Palestinian families, who have been harvesting olive oil, fruit and wood for generations. In addition to receiving a certificate to mark your support of the campaign, the New Statesman will also provide you with updates on the progress of the scheme.

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